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wow how did it get so hot ?
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It didn't.

The Hygroset is all whacked out. :-)
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great work maintaining the RH brother :-) :-)
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I like to put my cigars in the oven for storage too.:-)
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No- they're all fried!
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I get worried when temps go north of 70*.
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I'd be worried... sorry brother!!
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So pushing the melting point of tin could be a problem? :-)
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oh right lol its still a lol dry for my tastes tho i like 70rh lol
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I have the same one.

Mine was defective from the get-go. Worked once after salt testing, and hasn't worked since.
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i think that may be a sign that the salt test kills them maybe ? :-)
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You will get crazy readings like that when the battery is going dead. At least that's been my experience.
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Mine took a spill, the battery fell out and it has been stuck at 180 degrees since. The RH seems to still be correct, which is good enough for a travel humi.

I've got 4 hygrosets and they have all been great, first one I've had any issue with. Just thought i'd it post since it is pretty freaking funny.
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:-) Good call, I'll try a different battery in it. :-)
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I think that you should be incredibly worried about them and send all your sticks to the first newbie who posts that you should send them to him for inspection and/or destruction. After all, such imaginative and unique suggestions should be rewarded. :-)
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I would double check all temp guages if it is accurate the beetles can hatch at over 75 F. That's my understanding.
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:-):-)
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I wouldn't worry too much. I'm pretty sure by the time you get to 183F, any beetles would have melted. Or popped. :-)
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LOL... I just saw the temp... I missed the 1
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